The 1937–38 Sheffield Shield marked the 46th edition of the Australian first-class cricket competition. Four teams competed in the tournament, facing each other in a double round-robin format to determine the winner over the course of 12 matches.
New South Wales claimed the title, securing their 21st championship win. The team held off the opposition throughout the season to finish at the top of the standings.
Individual performances defined the season on the pitch. Don Bradman, playing for South Australia, led the batting charts with 983 runs. Meanwhile, Bill O'Reilly of New South Wales proved lethal with the ball, finishing as the competition's leading wicket-taker with 33 dismissals.
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